Kyle Landry
Chief Executive Officer
St. David’s Georgetown Hospital
Kyle Landry was named chief executive officer of St. David’s Georgetown Hospital, one of the eight member hospitals of St. David’s HealthCare, in April 2023.
Since 2015, Landry has served in various leadership positions within St. David’s HealthCare, most recently serving as chief operating officer at St. David’s South Austin Medical Center. In this role, Landry oversaw the hospital’s Level II Trauma Center and emergency department. He also helped launch the hospital’s breast cancer, robotic bronchoscopy, structural heart and transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) programs, as well as expanded surgical services.
Prior to his time at St. David’s South Austin Medical Center, Landry served as vice president of operations at St. David’s Medical Center, where he successfully led multiple service lines, grew the comprehensive stroke center (the highest level of certification for stroke care) and neuroscience program, and served as the facility’s chief staffing officer. He started his career with St. David’s HealthCare as an executive resident, completing rotations with the healthcare system’s hospital executive teams.
Landry received a bachelor’s degree in sociology from the University of Michigan and earned his master’s degree in health care administration from Trinity University in San Antonio.
Suzy Swan
Assistant Chief Financial Officer
St. David’s Georgetown Hospital
Suzy Swan is the assistant chief financial officer of St. David’s Georgetown Hospital, a campus of St. David’s Medical Center. Swan works closely with St. David’s Medical Center chief financial officer Julie Perez. Prior to assuming the role of assistant chief financial officer, Swan served as the controller for St. David’s Medical Center.
Swan has more than 20 years of experience in financial management and analysis. She began her time with St. David’s Medical Center as a staff accountant and was eventually promoted to financial analyst and then to controller. She previously served as a senior financial and reimbursement analyst for Seton Family of Hospitals and worked for several years as the director of finance for the Texas PTA.
Swan serves in the Georgetown community through volunteering with Meals on Wheels and both of the local Blue and Brown Santa programs. She is an active member in her family’s church where she served as a youth minister and Sunday school teacher for many years.
Swan obtained her bachelor’s degree in Accounting from Texas State University in San Marcos, and went on to earned her Master of Business Administration from Texas State University.
Eva Slavcheva, MD
Chief Medical Officer
St. David’s Georgetown Hospital
Eva Slavcheva, M.D., was named chief medical officer of St. David’s Georgetown Hospital in April 2023.
Dr. Slavcheva has provided care within the St. David’s HealthCare system for more than 10 years, most recently serving as the chair of St. David’s Georgetown Hospital’s Department of Medicine and the director of utilization review. As the chief medical officer of St. David’s Georgetown Hospital, Dr. Slavcheva serves as the senior liaison between hospital management and physicians on the medical staff.
Prior to her work at St. David’s Georgetown Hospital, Dr. Slavcheva served in a number of roles within various healthcare organizations, including Baylor Scott & White in Marble Falls and Temple. She also treated patients as an internist and hospitalist at Austin Diagnostic Clinic and Hospital Internists of Austin. Prior to moving to Central Texas in 2006, Dr. Slavcheva served as an internist and pediatrician in Alabama.
Dr. Slavcheva holds a doctor of medicine from the Medical University of Sofia in Bulgaria. She completed her residency in internal medicine and pediatrics at the Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University in New York and began her career as a research associate at Mt. Sinai Hospital.
Tracy Rodriguez
Chief Nursing Officer
St. David’s Georgetown Hospital
Tracy Rodriguez serves as the chief nursing officer for St. David’s Georgetown Hospital. Previously, she served as vice president of nursing at Northeast Methodist Hospital, a 179-bed acute care hospital in San Antonio, where she oversaw nursing operations and a staff of more than 300.
Prior to her position at Northeast Methodist Hospital, Rodriguez served as director of Med I (medicine) at Methodist Hospital in San Antonio, another facility within the Methodist Healthcare system. Additionally, she served as the director of telemetry and the interim director of ICU at Christus Santa Rosa Medical Center in San Antonio. She also spent several years as a health coach with Health Dialog, a population health management services provider, where she led a coaching team that participated in a study on telemedicine published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Prior to moving to San Antonio in 2002, Rodriguez worked nearly 20 years as a nurse in hospitals across the globe from Canada to Saudi Arabia. She holds multiple degrees in nursing, including a nursing diploma from Misericordia School of Nursing in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada; bachelor’s and master’s degrees in nursing from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio and a doctorate in nursing practice from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center.